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Terri Reid is an Amazon best-selling author of paranormal mysteries who has always loved a good ghost story – especially when it’s real.
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  • Is this weird? I’m rereading “Loose Ends” and laughing out loud! 😊 Bradley helped her climb the porch stairs, which seemed much higher than ever before, and stood at the front door. “Mary, what’s your code?” he asked, looking at her keyless entry. She looked like she was going to argue. “Damn it, Mary, I’m the Police Chief. And you can change it later if you’d like.” She told him the code and he punched it in, while he held her against him. “If I wasn’t so tired, I’d be really impressed with this show of manly strength.” Bradley chuckled. “Oh, crap, did I say that out loud?” she asked, mortified. Bradley laughed. “Yes, I suppose I did.” He opened the door and carried her into her living room, setting her gently on the couch. “Stay,” he ordered. She could hear him rummaging around in her kitchen. In a few moments he was back, carrying a plastic bag filled with ice cubes and a dish towel to wrap it in. “If I could find a steak, I would have brought it. But this will do for now,” he said. “I have a black eye?” Mary squealed, trying to sit up and look into a mirror. Bradley held her down. “Trust me; you don’t look bad, really.” “You don’t lie often, do you, Chief?” Mary sniffed. “Come on, after my display of manly strength, you can certainly call me Bradley.” She laughed, but it hurt and she winced. He handed her some pain pills from her cabinet and a glass of water. She willingly swallowed them. “Thanks.” “You need to see a doctor,” Bradley said. “The nice paramedic said that I didn’t have a concussion and that I just needed to rest,” she replied. The lack of sleep from the prior night and the long day was catching up with her. Mary could barely keep her eyes open. “A paramedic had to look you over?” “Well, he was there when I woke up,” she yawned. “You fainted?” Bradley’s voice was getting more and more agitated. “No, I think I knocked myself out,” Mary said wearily, “I don’t remember much after running into the fort.” “You’re telling me that you actually ran, like running ran, into a fort?” “Well, it was a meadow at the time,” she replied, her eyes slowly closing. ***more in the comments***

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